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Shift Work and Aging

A ten-year study of more than 3000 workers and pensioners in the south of France concluded that working nights or on a shift schedule (irregular shifts) harms cognitive abilities. By Anabel Cossette Civitella - 37th AVENUE


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Roadwork: another concern for job recruiters

The August survey conducted by the CHRP Association (Certified Human Resources Professional) among its members (1,129 respondents) revealed, unsurprisingly, that the increase in orange cones in Quebec, particularly in Montreal, is creating a nightmare for employees and their employers. It is more than just a stress factor; the psychological impact on workers is so great that a number of them have quit their jobs or refused jobs in areas with excessive roadwork.  


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How to retain the best?

In today’s times, where workforces are volatile, companies have incentives to improve their offers in order to retain the most talented employees. Here are some influential factors that improve the retention of workers. 


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Organization of work time: a multi-billionaire’s recipe

To live better, work less.  This is in essence the message issued by Carlos Slim, the Mexican businessman said to have the largest fortune in the world, according to Forbes in 2013.    


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Capitalizing on your employees……. dead or alive

The Californian daily Orange County Register recently stirred up opinion by reviving the topic of “Corporate-Owned Life Insurance”. 


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How are SMEs attracting talent?

SMEs are often at a disadvantage in terms of wages when it comes to attracting the best employees. What are some other benefits they should then focus on? 


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What is an exit interview?

If recruitment is a crucial step in the management of a human resources department, an employee’s resignation is equally as important. Replacing a competent employee could cost the organization as much as twice the amount of his or her annual salary. That’s one reason for conducting an exit interview when an employee leaves the company. But what exactly are we talking about here?


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Unlimited paid vacation?

Companies in Silicon Valley offer their employees no less than an unlimited amount of paid vacations! In Montreal, Gsoft, a company in information technology, has also taken up the challenge of introducing this sought-out concept to its employees. And it seems to be working great. 


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Review of hirings and layoffs for June

A brief overview of employment trends with a sample of companies that have hired or laid off staff during the month of June, 2014. 


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One step back for Simply Hired in Canada

Simply Hired has shut down their  Canadian office in Toronto last May, after a bit more than a year of activity. 


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Review of hirings and layoffs for May

Hirings:  State Street, the American currency broker, will create 100 new jobs in Montreal....(read more) Layoffs: As part of their restructuring plans, Wal-Mart Canada has laid off 750 people nationwide ... (read more)  


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Fired via Youtube!

An Argentina's province Governor has chosen to announce his decision to decrease the noumber of public officials by 50%... in a youtube message, instead of making the announcement face to face with employees.


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